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Structure and decay pattern of linear-chain state in 14C
The linear-chain states of C are theoretically investigated by using
the antisymmetrized molecular dynamics. The calculated excitation energies and
the decay widths of the linear-chain states were compared with the
observed data reported by the recent experiments. The properties of the
positive-parity linear-chain states reasonably agree with the observation, that
convinces us of the linear-chain formation in the positive-parity states. On
the other hand, in the negative-parity states, it is found that the
linear-chain configuration is fragmented into many states and do not form a
single rotational band. As a further evidence of the linear-chain formation, we
focus on the decay pattern. It is shown that the linear-chain states
decay to the excited states of daughter nucleus as well as to
the ground state, while other cluster states dominantly decay into the ground
state. Hence, we regard that this characteristic decay pattern is a strong
signature of the linear-chain formation
3alpha clustering in the excited states of 16C
The alpha cluster states of 16C are investigated by using the antisymmetrized
molecular dynamics. It is shown that two different types of alpha cluster
states exist: triangular and linear-chain states. The former has an approximate
isosceles triangular configuration of alpha particles surrounded by four
valence neutrons occupying sd-shell, while the latter has the linearly aligned
alpha particles with two sd-shell neutrons and two pf-shell neutrons. It is
found that the structure of the linear-chain state is qualitatively understood
in terms of the 3/2 pi- and 1/2 sigma- molecular orbit as predicted by
molecular-orbital model, but there exists non-negligible Be+alpha+2n
correlation. The band-head energies of the triangular and linear-chain
rotational bands are 8.0 and 15.5 MeV, and the latter is close to the He+Be
threshold energy. It is also shown that the linear-chain state becomes the
yrast sstate at J=10 with excitation energy 27.8 MeV owing to its very large
moment-of-inertia comparable with hyperdeformation.Comment: 7 pages, 5 figure
Compact Claude cycle refrigerator for laboratory use
A Claude cycle refrigerator with a three stage reciprocating expansion engine is described. Instead of a cam mechanism, valves are driven directly by magnetic solenoids operated by means of a micro processor control system. A swash plate mechanism is used to convert reciprocating motion of the expander pistons to rotary motion. A refrigeration capacity of 8 watts was achieved at 4.5 K with the operating pressure of 1.1 MPa and flow rate of 2.4 g/sec.. An effect of overintake operation was studied. Experimental results show that the efficiency of the expander has a peak point in the region of overintake operation with constant cycle speed, which agrees with theoretical results. The electrically controlled valve system is useful to vary the valve timing to achieve an optimum condition of operation
Molecular Dynamics Simulation of Sympathetic Crystallization of Molecular Ions
It is shown that the translational degrees of freedom of a large variety of
molecules, from light diatomic to heavy organic ones, can be cooled
sympathetically and brought to rest (crystallized) in a linear Paul trap. The
method relies on endowing the molecules with an appropriate positive charge,
storage in a linear radiofrequency trap, and sympathetic cooling. Two
well--known atomic coolant species, and
, are sufficient for cooling the molecular mass range
from 2 to 20,000 amu. The large molecular charge required for simultaneous
trapping of heavy molecules and of the coolant ions can easily be produced
using electrospray ionization. Crystallized molecular ions offer vast
opportunities for novel studies.Comment: Accepted for publication in Phys. Rev.
Spacetime Fermions in Light-cone Gauge Superstring Field Theory and Dimensional Regularization
We consider the dimensional regularization of the light-cone gauge type II
superstring field theories in the NSR formalism. In the previous work, we have
calculated the tree-level amplitudes with external lines in the (NS,NS) sector
using the regularization and shown that the desired results are obtained
without introducing contact term interactions. In this work, we study the
tree-level amplitudes with external lines in the Ramond sector. In order to
deal with them, we propose a worldsheet theory to be used instead of that for
the naive dimensional regularization. With the worldsheet theory, we regularize
and define the tree-level amplitudes by analytic continuation. We show that the
results coincide with those of the first quantized formulation.Comment: 28 pages, 5 figures; v2: more details of our manipulations in
subsection 3.2 added, figures and references added; v3: clarifications adde
Neutrino texture saturating the CP asymmetry
We study a neutrino mass texture which can explain the neutrino oscillation
data and also saturate the upper bound of the CP asymmetry in the
leptogenesis. We consider the thermal and non-thermal leptogenesis based on the
right-handed neutrino decay in this model. A lower bound of the reheating
temperature required for the explanation of the baryon number asymmetry is
estimated as GeV for the thermal leptogenesis and GeV for
the non-thermal one.It can be lower than the upper bound of the reheating
temperature imposed by the cosmological gravitino problem. An example of the
construction of the discussed texture is also presented.Comment: 23 pages, 6 figure
Reformulation of Boundary String Field Theory in terms of Boundary State
We reformulate bosonic boundary string field theory in terms of boundary
state. In our formulation, we can formally perform the integration of target
space equations of motion for arbitrary field configurations without assuming
decoupling of matter and ghost. Thus, we obtain the general form of the action
of bosonic boundary string field theory. This formulation may help us to
understand possible interactions between boundary string field theory and the
closed string sector.Comment: 13 page
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